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Kelis Gives Herself a New Haircut!

Kelis Gives Herself a New Haircut!

“Milkshake” singer Kelis gave herself an impromptu haircut right before catching a flight. She started off an Instagram video addressing her stylist saying, “Maisha, don’t freak out but I just decided to cut my hair.” Celebrity stylist Maisha Oliver maintains the singer’s hair.

The courageous singer said after flat ironing her red-highlighted strands, she noticed […]

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Erica Campbell Makes Case for Going Natural!

Singer Erica Campbell from the gospel group Mary Mary may be contemplating going natural! The host of the radio show Get Up! Mornings was not feeling her “real hair” last week. Campbell wore her hair curled with a part in the middle. After the curls dropped due to the rain, she took to Instagram to […]

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Orjanette Bryant

NHCN Podcast #0023: Nubia’s Guide to Going Natural: A Conversation with Orjanette Bryant

 

 

Whether you are a natural or you are thinking about going natural, you’ll want to join us for an engaging conversation with author Orjanette Bryant as she discusses her new book, Nubia’s Guide To Going Natural delves into very interesting aspects of the natural hair conversation including:

 

 

The concept that “creamy […]

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Want to go Natural? Don't Do It If...

Resisting The Temptation To Relax Your Natural Hair

You’ve made the decision to go natural and you are in the process of transitioning by gradually growing out your relaxer.  Or, maybe you decided to take the leap into the deep end and did the big chop.

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The Andre Walker System and Classifying Hair Curl Patterns

The Andre Walker System and Classifying Hair Curl Patterns

Andre Walker is a celebrity hair-stylist who developed a hair classification system to help people understand different properties related to their hair. You might know Andre as Oprah Winfrey’s stylist. He’s also the author of the book,  Andre Talks Hair.

Andre Walker’s hair classification method uses a combination of numbers and letters to describe […]

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